Eko S. Wibowo
Programmer since 1994. Still learning, now with AI at my side.
Founder of RWID. Building Ecosphere and RWID/OS from Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Here I write about software, faith, and life as a system builder. No algorithm, no comment section, no noise.
This is indeed reality, which might be hard for you to choose. Namely: can you work with the shadow of being fired at any time? The remote work habitat is indeed like that. But, you can overcome it.
Checkit out https://spoti.fi/2VEIh5E
Internship supervision with Mas Andika, a final-year student at Unsyah, Aceh.
Very promising and could become a reliable Indonesian remote worker candidate in the future.
Keep up!P.S: This is also part of preparing for RemoteWorker.id's expansion to the far-flung western part of Indonesia. https://remoteworker.id
Roughly, 2-3 months-ish going through the role as Business Owner, and I realize all my activities are divided into these four parts:- Partner - Product - User- Marketing
These four parts must have their strategies developed on a large scale / macroview, to then be broken down into small tasks / microview.
The problem is, because my core is dev, I tend to want to be involved in the microview. Creating product development strategy is fun, but I sometimes often dive into ... development. 😅Big no!
It's fun, but once I sink into those detailed technical things, I often forget that this is the implementation of the big strategy that was carefully designed beforehand.
So, yeah, goodbye dev role ... welcome ... C** ???😅 https://remoteworker.id #remotework#upwork
Practice does makes perfect!===This past month I've really enjoyed the adrenaline rush while racing on PC with my custom-built racing wheel and racing seat setup. The first time I saw racing videos on youtube (with Assetto Corsa, i
Racing, r
Factor2, Project
Cars 2, WRC 8 or Dirt Rally), I always felt skeptical: is it possible for me to race without crashing into things or going off track? Welp, ... I can! Of course, after consistently practicing daily and perfecting the correct cornering technique.
It's not easy: but it takes confidence and consistency in daily practice.
It's possible!===Done reading?
Now replace racing with coding, racing game names with programming language names (Python, PHP, Rails, Java, Graphic Design etc) What's the result?
Well, it's the same, right?
Good luck! https://remoteworker.id
Contemplation, success stories and sharing about remote work.
Hope it's useful! https://remoteworker.id https://lnkd.in/fHaPYMV #remotework
Google Cloud Platforms: Big
Query Live Video https://lnkd.in/fRcymU6
Basic materials for the Python bootcamp currently being prepared:
1. Basic concepts of programming languages: understanding the differences in how programmers think.
2. Python Fundamentals, Modularization and Algorithms
3. Basic Git
4. Relational Database: designing a database
Anything missing? :)
Day-2 Dungeons and Dragon with Python
Nested IF. https://lnkd.in/ftYe-VC
Totally a blog that must to follow for Flask developer! http://lucumr.pocoo.org
Your most important assets are not your clients; its your employees. If you take care of your employees, they will take care of your clients and enable optimal profit and growth. Happy employees are productive employees.
Beyond the Hype: 4 Years of Go in Iron.io's Production https://lnkd.in/bDuvdVG
If we don’t push ourselves to work on our own startup.. who will?